CarbonCapture builds modular machines that contain material that absorbs carbon dioxide when cooled and releases it when heated
Maritime transport currently contributes to 3 per cent of global greenhouse gas emissions, which amounts to a massive 1,708 million metric tonnes
The move comes after Aramex successfully launched electric vans in the UAE last year and Jordan in 2017
The Rubymar went down in the southern Red Sea late on Friday or early on Saturday
High-level roundtable convened countries from around the world to discuss actions needed to achieve key energy targets agreed at COP28 and keep 1.5 °C goal within reach
Ajman’s municipality is asking motorists to voluntarily turn off their vehicle engines whenever they stop at a timed red light
Key areas of collaboration include AI, smart manufacturing, smart health, and aerospace
Many countries have launched trading systems to put a price on carbon emissions and incentivise companies to invest in low-carbon technology
Past and future UN climate conference hosts the UAE, Azerbaijan and Brazil announced a “troika” with an aim to keep the goal of limiting global warming to 1.5 degrees Celsius, alive
ZEEKR’s premium models will be available for test drives and bookings starting from March
Dubai Municipality, which leads the project, has partnered with ENOC, BESIX Middle East, and Marubeni Middle East and Africa Power
As conversation heats up over the energy transition, Qasem Noureddin, commercial director, Eaton Middle East, examines why circular economy thinking will be increasingly influential in the electrical industry
The vertical farm uses 90-95 per cent less water than conventional farms
Dubatt Battery Recycling’s fully integrated battery recycling plant – the first of its kind in the UAE – has been formally inaugurated at Dubai Industrial City
Every month since June 2023 has been the world’s hottest on record, compared with the corresponding month in previous years
Midha, a seasoned business leader with experience across Asia, the US, India, and Singapore, joins Alat from Dell Technologies
The provost and vice principal at Heriot-Watt University Dubai is hopeful about a future where students are trained for ‘green’ jobs
The announcement reaffirms the nation’s commitment to establishing a sustainable and prosperous future for its people
The Solent Cluster has the potential to create a sustainable aviation fuel plant with an estimated fuel production capacity of 200,000 tonnes (200 kt) per year
Rajesh Garg, group chief financial officer and chief sustainability officer at Landmark Group speaks to Gulf Business about the green ethos driving the change in the retail giant’s operations and outlook.
Large-scale carbon capture and storage investments will likely only be made if the regulatory pressure rises and/or if the carbon price in the market is high enough to capture this extra cost
Dubai is the first city in the region to mandate sustainability criteria for its hotel classification system, with the DST initiative further reinforces its drive to become a leading sustainable destination
The organisation aims to amplify its impact on global climate initiatives, emphasising collaboration with governments and the implementation of CO2 removal projects that fall under Article 6 of the Paris Agreement
The Middle East is home to many women-led initiatives that have brought about positive climate action, ranging from renewable energy projects to sustainable agriculture practices
Circularity has the potential to create substantial economic advantages, with projected yield on annual net profit gain of up to $46bn by 2030
This initiative aligns with e& enterprise’s commitment to promoting green business models
ADAFSA has a system in place to monitor the quality and safety of recycled water before distributing it to farms
The SLL’s framework incentivises Bahrain Steel to exceed mandatory greenhouse gas emissions reductions, facilitating the company’s transition toward lower carbon operations
By bringing together diverse voices and fostering collaboration, the latest edition of the Global Citizen Forum encouraged positive change across communities
From January 1, 2025, single-use plastic products, including items such as plastic stirrers, table covers, cups, styrofoam food containers, plastic straws, and plastic cotton swabs, will also be prohibited